Chapel of St. George Lake Klanječko

Church in a beautiful location, beautiful view, beautifully landscaped environment

The chapel of St. George was first mentioned in 1439 upon the arrival of the new pastor. This chapel is located in a remote area at an altitude of 268 to him Klanječki lake from which the beautiful view of the river Krapinica these two streams Kostelin and Horvatcka and surrounding villages such as Martinišće, Jalšje, Jurjevec, Dubrovčan, Gubaševo, Strmec, etc., and on Velika Erpenja and its surroundings. Not far from the chapel is a parking lot, a morgue and a small chapel of St. Anthony. Through the cemetery one enters through a metal door that is open every day so that people can visit their loved ones, that is, the dead souls who have remained in our hearts. This chapel became a parish church until 1880, ie four years after the new parish church was built in Veliko Trgovišće, which was built in 1876. This chapel has three altars: the altar of the suffering Jesus, the altar of the BDM and the main altar of St. There is a flat ceiling in this chapel. On the bark are Ovčarić organs dating from 1930. There are three bells in the 16 meter bell, one of which is a zinc bell: the bell of St. St. George's 413 kg ton b ', bell of st. Joseph 293 kg ton c 'and bell of st. Antun 132 kg ton es ''). There are two sacristies in this chapel: the past (which is to the left in front of the chapel portal) and the new one (it is behind the chapel and through it enters near the main altar on the left)

Great view of Sljeme.

We did not see the interior of the church, but its accommodation is just brilliant because it is a sight to the beautiful woods, fields and hinterlands of the Croatian Zagorje.

For those who like unusual places.